Pulmonary & Critical Care Trialist Job Listing at Atrium Health in Charlotte, NC (Job ID 3239009-2024-04-07)

Description

Overview

Atrium Health and the Wake Forest University School of Medicine are seeking a Pulmonary & Critical Care Trialist. This leader will have clinical training in pulmonary and critical care medicine, plus strong credentials in executing clinical trials for the position of Director of Pulmonary and Critical Care Trials - Greater Charlotte Market (GCM). Clinical and research activities will take place in the Charlotte Market.

This position will benefit from Atrium Health's close partnership with Wake Forest University School of Medicine, which will open a new Medical School campus in Charlotte in 2024. With the integration of Atrium Health and Advocate Aurora Health, the newly combined entity, Advocate Health, is now the fifth largest not-for-profit health system in the United States. Research across Atrium Health is coordinated by the Wake Forest University School of Medicine Clinical and Translational Science Institute, which operates under a single IRB and contracts office, facilitating clinical trial execution and research integration in multiple markets.

Essential responsibilities and functions:

• Develop a critical care and pulmonary trials program in the Charlotte Market, in partnership with the existing acute and critical care trials program at Wake Forest Baptist in the Winston-Salem Market, which embraces the Academic Learning Healthcare System model.
• Provide pulmonary and critical care clinical services to patients in the Charlotte Market.
• Promote diversity and inclusion in all of its dimensions and nurture a supportive environment that enables faculty and staff to accomplish their professional goals.

Desired characteristics of the incumbent for this position:

• National or emerging national academic stature and track record of scholarship and success in conducting acute and critical care clinical or healthcare delivery trials and in obtaining external grant funding.
• Demonstrated leadership and management skills.
• Meeting the criteria for an appointment at the Associate Professor or Professor level.
• Alignment with institutional research focus areas of Aging and Mobility; Alzheimer's Disease; Neurosciences; Implementation Science and Health Services Research; Health Disparities and Health Equity; and Cardiovascular Disease, Diabetes and Metabolism could extend the impact of the candidate's enterprise research impact.

About Wake Forest University School of Medicine

Wake Forest University School of Medicine (WFUSOM) is recognized as one of America's best medical schools for its innovative, experiential learning curriculum, primary care training, and research programs. It is among the top U.S. academic medical centers in extramural funding. WFUSOM achieved $264M in total extramural funding in 2020, including $178M from the National Institutes of Health.

Highlights about WFUSOM and Atrium Health

• The School of Medicine directs the education of nearly 2,500 students, residents and fellows, including physicians, basic scientists and allied clinical professionals.
• Atrium Health includes eight Charlotte-based practices across the full spectrum of pulmonary and critical care medicine, including nine hospitals with more than 350 total ICU beds and 11 clinic sites.
• In January 2023, Atrium and Wake Forest Baptist Health broke ground on the new 20-acre medical campus site in midtown Charlotte, NC.
• The school aspires to be the most diverse learner bodies in the country – producing a generation of medical professionals representative of the communities served.
• The two medical campuses in Winston-Salem and Charlotte will create a new preeminent regional corridor for health technology and innovation.